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Superyacht Australia's Endless Summer Party celebrates Superyacht Crew as season draws to a close

by Superyacht Australia 29 Apr 06:14 BST 21 April 2026
Superyacht Australia's Endless Summer Party © Superyacht Australia

Superyacht Australia hosted its highly anticipated annual end-of-season crew event, the Endless Summer Party on Tuesday 21 April at the Sydney Superyacht Marina.

The 2026 event in Sydney marked the eighth edition of this popular industry celebration, welcoming 60 crew from 20 superyachts currently based across Sydney Harbour and the popular cruising region of Pittwater on Sydney's Northern Beaches.

The Endless Summer Party is the key end of season celebration for the local superyacht fleet. It brings together the region's superyacht community to recognise and celebrate the dedicated crew at the heart of the industry, acknowledging their commitment, professionalism and the long hours that keep the sector operating.

Returning loyal sponsor, The Yard Brisbane continued their strong support of the event, contributing to the fun and social atmosphere that makes the night a standout on the industry calendar.

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